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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1947-05-23, Page 3SA t•. We know , .. being teal, captain has its responsi- bdities. But when you're rounding up your team, wili..you try hot to. make too many calls at once? Remember - some grown- up may need that party line in a hurry ..:Thanks .a lot! PARTY. LINE COURTESY IS CATCHING.:. Putting it into practice' on every call you make is your best guarantee that others will do the .came for you. 1. Keep calls brief. 2. Space your calls. .1 Give right-of-way to urgent calls. THE BELL TELEPHONE CDMPANill' OF CANADA rate o Witii"_Eanquet, Fro...- r . g+' W. 1 Mets At M' Mrs. Pard I�al andMist. ynr Home Wilson Broadfoot A r e Mrs. A. E, Munn was Ihasteas for the May meeting of th Guest 'Speakers .At 5Otu ,at her homeeetiWedng:sdaey,I Mayensaii 14W.I., as Annivers-" "w •. Event, "" ; - sdsted by Mrs. J. 'E. Me wan. Mrs. Ker rake was:,in' the chair 'and ' on,. tributed a poem appropriate- for NEWS. FROM THE Mother's Day. The guest s'peakerr HENSALL DISTRICT Rev.' R. A. Brook, spoke on "Can Citizenship," Homes, eehools and Corxlnnamorating the founddng of; churches, he said, are basic inetitu- tions for de the fiftieth anniversary • of Women's mocracy, and stressed: the Institutes, Hensall W.I. held a ban- following points: s'p It of g. d ren- quet Friday evening in. the banquet o should show spirit good valae halt "at the Commercial Hotel, The unship; (2) We should cultivate tables, a bower of ''beauty, were antis love -for' bar country, and be interest- Beatty arranged„ in blue and gold, in- chd rn our Government; (3)democracy. racy, stitute colors., blue and' gold tapers in church is the 'bulwark n uggesti o s silver holders, with vases of daffo- The Toll call was written suggestions for the year's work, and the motto, dils and blue hyacinths, with match- "Let me, think a little more of my ing place•eards and serviette-: A most neighbor, and less of me," was pre - delicious chicken dinner, with all the pared by Mrs. R. Cameron and read trimmings, was seKved, topped off by Miss Gladys Luker. Audrey Walsh with a lovely birthday cake, adorned favored with solos, "When Fairies 'with fifty candles inblue and gold. Sin" and "Moon Over My Shoulder." Forty-six sat down to dinner. Miss Plans were' discussed- for the district Florence Welsh directed community alrnual to be held in Thames Road ,singing. United Church, Tuesday, May:27. Co - The president, Mrs.'A. W. Kerslake, operatives programs- • were discussed. gave- ,the welcome and proposed a The following members will attend: toast, to the King, followed with "The Mrs, Munn: Mrs. Beer, Mrs. Elgie, King.'' Toast to the Institute was Mrs. S. Bell, Mrs. Hess, Mrs. Kers- proposed by Miss Gladys Luker, re- lake, -Mrs. Mousseau and Mrs. A. D. spondetl to by Mrs. A. E. Munn, The McEwan, Programs favored are: De - guest speakers, Mrs. -Wilson Broad- veloping Community. Enterprises, 1st foot and'. Mrs. P. Doig, Seaforth, were choice; Personality and Dress', 2nd introduced by Mrs. R. Elgie. Mrs. 'choice. Short courses 'favored are: Broadfoot, who was the first presi= Let's Can Ontario Footj, 1st choice; dent when organized as a:junior in- Your Pre -School Child, 2nd.choice, stitute, presented' a brief history of It *as decided to donate $25 to the the organization, .which is 12 years Cancer Fund. A thank -you letter was old.. Mrs. Doig, who ,is president of read from Mrs. F. Wright. The meet- Seaforth W.I., addressed the mem- ing discussed clic Institute's 50th an - hers, choosing for her theme, "Getting niversary which takes place at the the Most Out Of Life,"presenting a Ontario Agricultural College, Guelph, very informative and interesting ad- June 18. Miss Wilma Dinnin present - dress, interspersed with much hum- ed a humorous reading "My Finan - our. Mrs. E. L. Mi�kl.e and Miss F. tial Career." M.rs, Stewart Bell then Welsh favored" with a lovely piano gave•a helpful talk 'on "Cereals."•Mrs.' duet, "Over Hill and Dale." Mrs. Kerslake voiced appreciation to all suc- Cross, on . behalf of the meeting,'responsible for the enjoyable and ex- cessful meeting. Luncheon arrange- preased appreciation to all those who meats were in the hands of Mrs. made the evening such a great sue- Munn, Miss Dinnin, Mrs. if. McEwan cess. Progressive euchre was played, and the social committee. the winners being Mrd. Jas. W. Bell • W.M.S. Holds Birthday Party and Mrs. Wilson Broaddoot. The The school room of the United decorating committee included Mrs. Church, lovely with hydran'ges, daf- Mickle and Mrs. A. D. McEwan. fo4ils and forsthi'a and other lovely spring flowers, .was the setting: ' for 'the annual birthday party of the W. M.S. Friday. Soft music was played preceeding the meeting by Mrs. T. J. Sherritt. Mrs, W: B, Cross, president, was in the chair 'and also gave the welcome. The devotional, Christian, Stewardship, was in charge of Miss Ellis and prayer offered by Mrs. R. A. Brook.: Mrs. E. C. Murray, of To- ronto, guest speaker, in her address looked at the work of the •society in the way that a business man stndies his business' at the beginning of any year, and set forth the assets and lin= bilities -of 'various types of memrb'erk and of the society as a whole. In clog ing she showed that by far the great,. est asset possessed by the organiza- tion was the certain knowledge that God, with• omnipotent might and pow- er, was the senior partner in the firm and that they were co-workers .with Him in bringing in of His kingdom on earth. • A most delightful program 'was .enjoyed, consisting of a violin solo, Miss Greta Laramie, "Perfect Day," with Mis's G. Luker as accom- panist; vocal duets in costume by Ann and Marie Sinclair, of Kippen, Mrs.' „Sinclair accompanying at the piano; 'solo, Miss Audrey Walsh, ac- companied by hermother; a reading, "Mine and William's, Thankoffering, Mrs. John Glenn, Chisel'burst; vocal trio, "Tell Mother I'll Be There," Mrs. Maude" Hedden, Mrs. Geo. Hess and .e.•4 +'s Mrs. Milton Lavery, with Mrs. Sher- ritt at the piano. Guests for the oc- casion were thesocieties from Chis- elhurst and Kippen United Churches. A vote of thanks was given by. Mrs. Glenn on behalf of the 'Chiselhurst ladies, seconded by ,Mrs. E. Chip- chse, of • Kippen. '. De1%cious refresh- ments were served. The decorating committee were Mrs: N. E. Cook and Mrs. M. G. Drysdale. The program was arranged by Miss Consitt and Miss F. Welsh,: Rev. Arthur Sinclai,i', minister of Blyth United Church, will be guest speaker at the United Church Sunday ma'rning, May 25. Mr. Sinclair, who has been 30 years in Huron • Presby- . _-.._.. _.--..•., tery, �s 1eavilig "Blyfii Toff•"'Windsor 'ill July, - where he h•as accepted another ch arge. Father's Day 'will be •observed in the United Church Sunday, June .8, when a special program will• be pres- ented. ' Mr. Ed. 'Fink, enterprising business man, has commenced construction on a new building adjacent to his tin shop. Anniversary services were observ- v :x`''al?'tle 'rce jfann 1. E. SHVTTLEWOiTH SPINGBAN:.onive LCNDON. 0 Mien"Nmiting London co:: -i:7 •' a t,ntlser what yon bay=Our nursery ..is open every evening. All mail orders are p70 -:eptly filled . - ard remember . we take .pride in 1,1; -t'lining a policy r' r11i->ping only "top g:ade" nursery stock. FRUIT TREES AND BUSHES s FIND 'T:I ?oda WUeee ® UR BANK IN ARM PICTURE... •ci9tfi r;<:•:i:�:K • KP yHE- fine livestock you - see on this` farm have been built up through -the banking services and helpful financing of The Canadian Bank of Commerce. ,You, too,, may need --to purchase foundation live- stock for the development of your farm or ranch. • Other farm Improvement Loans f or :-- enc Faun Machinery and EquiPm • Purchasing Buildings ;„ • 'IConstructing or Repairing , • Modernizing Farm Homes nd' Drainage • Improving Fencing,., --..71nst ki "Electric Power • Clearing and Brea to anchor Farming investigate the many advantages you have under the Farm Improvement Loan plan. Come in and discuss your financial needs with our local Manager. A DIAN BANK ERCE SEAFORTH BRANCH G. C. Br.•iglf` call - Manager 11 4r'r,: FOR SALE One and a half story frame house; asphalt covered; Victoria St,, Sea - forth. Immediate possession, Dwelling and ,2 or 3 acres of land, Seaforth. Suitable for poultry farm. M. A. REID REAL ESTATE -PHONE 214 Wool W -anted ---- All Wool shipped to" JACKSON'S is graded in Seaforth and full settlement made from there. p H. M. Jackson SEAFORPII Phones: 3-W and 3 -EI ed'll1 `del etlti cul S nda wiI la a `Q egatil: tettdtn rbogt dei inf: w VIN Anti Nanani Mae eau, IN AjBiea' taf 'Owen. huxel E et r, wad , Pat WAX* Tot tl a, day, deliveri.40 Opl,djd 4 - -put s:.es, The large Q .0,1.0• was un er the direction er Mra. Makalln 1:kW 'gall ,Fpr their mornin0elections l:i{a ghtpir sang "Sting A19ThW! yo 4 d et b r Mrs. PE A, FergaSo and Mira- Ilex, old dell and "Make a '.T yfu Noir and in the evening rert"xed, "iliac, .Hardt! - My Soul;" salp!•ilta. being Mrs. W. Brown "and 114110,...J. Cairns, of. Brueefield, .. vocal .0•14 "Haw 1,;07,0- ly Are Thy Dwellin s," was sung by Mrs. W. Brown. a,nd Mrs. C. Kenner ,dy, and a sola by NM, J. W. flan• thrgn. Rev. R. A. 'Brook, of the Unit- ed ' lihuroh•, gestatedwith the evening service, his own ohyteh 'service he- ing withdrawn in favor of Carmel an- niversary. Miss Margaret Glenn was hostess for the May meeting -of. the Evening Auxiliary, held at her home Monday with an attendance of Miss Bar- bara arbara Michie, the president, was in the chair, . The 'meeting opened with:, the singing of the I'hesn fdllowed with the singing of the hymn:, "Thy King- dom Come." The. Scripture reading *as read by Mrs. Wesley Jones, and prayer offered by Miss Gladys Luker. The devotional, '"Racial Understand- ing," prepared, by Mrs. O. Passmore, was read, by Miss Luker. Roll call was answered with: nationalities' found in Canada, • :and the study from the study book, "Meet the Youth of In- dia," was ably taken by Miss June Brandon. It was decided to hold the annual ]picnic on the'""lawn of Mrs. R. E. 'Shaddick on Wednesday, June 4. The recreation committee, Miss, June Brandon, Miss Irma'Kipfer, Mrs. Hed- den and Miss Jenny Jolly, favored with a duet, "Sweet' Hour of Prayer." Mrs. Hedden favored with two solos, "That Wonderful 'Mother'of Mine" and "Irish Lullaby." Mrs. Redden and Misses J. Jolly, M. Goodwin and Mrs. Ivan Kipfer sang "The' Old Lamplight- er." Refreshments' were served, top," ped off •with'.;•,delicious cream' puffs, made by Mrs. Glenn. Lunch commit - Mss 'firtaea wirtla inaet tw•q weeks kith• *or 09140.4A end Mrs. ,Ja?nea, lil,`alop'im,. retufined .t .. her 'home jn S!tratfolilr on•Wegneadsy'' even lug Mrd, ,and Mrs. Morley'' 'i4annin AO..: tautily visited recently •wj1h Mrs,, I�eznp and family, Munroe. Mr. and Mrs, • Bert 'Tubb; of TORO, and Mr, and Mrs. 'George .Akhre s -and family, Mrs.. Andy . Park and a nu spent ISUnday with their +parents, Mr. . and Mrs. Albert R•OIMY and Mr. and Mrs, ,Charles Ron6y. Mr. and Mrs. Hlarvey Hyde and fun- ny aunily visited Thursday evening wi *fir. said Mrs. Dalton: Malcolr. • lldr. and Mrs. Giharles Roney and. Mrs. Alb. Roney -pent Thursday in -.., Stratford. ' Mr, and Mrs. A. H. Yeo, of Toronto, and 1VIr, apo Mrs. Charles Pepper, al- so of Torgpto, spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. James: Malcolm . and Mr, and' Mrs. Dalton Malcolm, and on Sat- urday- evening Mr. and Mrs: Cecil Bowman visited at the same home. Mrs. Herb, Britton and Margie vis- ited in Heiman on Sunday. 1Vir. and Mrs. Dalton Malcolm spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Gibb, Stratford. ,A large crowd of member's and v4si-. tors gathered at the home of Mrs. James Malcolm and Mrs. Dalton Mal- colm for the May meeting of the. Wo- men's Association. The roll call was answered by each member repeating a verse of Scripture. A Mother's Day reading was given by Mrs. Lloyd Bar- ker, and Miss Gwen Britton favored with a solo. Rev, Mr. Daynard closed the meeting with prayer. A quilt was quilted by the ladies, and lunch was served. During the past Month a pen- ny contest was held, of which $25.34 was. realized, with Mrs. R. S. Aiken's side winning. tee were Miss M. Glenn, Miss B. Mich- ie;• Mrs. Wm.' Smale and Mrs. Roy Brock. Smart Girls always carry PARADOL 1 „ handbag: II lout„„ Piillot a Reef • ,rick reatlY''antl quiff. any' 7uaL claa rn Ecol We Write Pilot Tus 10 ,cover selected ;$s Antomehilel„ Fi e,; Wise Property ,floater, "Burglasr. Plate Glass, rah- . , • lie Liability - and other' general -insurance, E. C. CIIAM$ERLAIN, Seaforth Representing PILOT INSURANCE COMPANY • FREE ANIMAL SERVICE OLD 4 DISABLED OR DEAD • CATTLE • HORSES •NOES • SHEEP • CALVES Promptly and Efficiently Removed i . Simply Phone "Collect MITCHELL - 219 STRATFORD - 215 INGERSOLL - 21 WE" DO THE REST! INGERSOLL, ONTARIO ilr m• • --"Why-was Cltevrolet rr+y 'choice?, Because_, like most women, when 1 shop my one idea is•to get the most value for nlly money -and Chevrolet is the car that gives you just that. As far as beauty, comfort, andall-round quality are concerned., Chevrolet is way up there with the big cars. Yet when it comes to 'Ica-ice—well, the price is so much lower it's •hardly believable. And azlother thing I like—the upkeep cost won't strain our family budget! Yes, my choice was Chevrolet, and my husband says I couldn't, have chosen better. CHEVROLET • Big -Car value in small Jetzt-Is. toof Most Chevrolet models have retractive assist straps, ventilat- ing rear -quarter windows, ash receiver get%into the top of the instrument panel, and either oue Or two „in the rear paeeengEr compartment. A PRODUCT OF GENERAL MOTORS Seaforth Motor pl